Yes, Levent would never speak such words.
In the era when the Justice Federation was not yet called the Justice Federation, during that period of darkness, there was truly no glimpse of hope to be seen.
The power of civilization was completely controlled by a group of rulers with immense strength and countless resources, and the entire civilization Level was strictly hierarchical. Every move of the lower class was subjected to rigorous surveillance, enslaved not only in body but also in spirit.
Even Levent, at the beginning, saw no hope whatsoever.
But he wouldn't say that.
Once he was resolute in his direction, even if a chasm lay before him, he would jump down without hesitation.
He feared neither failure nor despair.
Only such a man could become the "brain" of the Justice Federation Council.
So, when he uttered such words in the council, seeds of doubt were already planted, not just in Frey, but in anyone who knew of Levent's legend would harbor suspicions.
